The letter you keep putting off.

Parking. A landlord who won’t fix the boiler. A shop that won’t refund. A boss. The council. You already know what you want to say. This writes it so it actually gets read.

£5 a letter · USDC on Base
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Parking appeal

Council or private. Dates, location, why it should be cancelled.

Landlord repairs

Section 11 jobs: damp, boiler, leaks. A date, not a moan.

Refund

Goods not as described. Consumer Rights Act, without the lecture.

Late invoice

Chase what’s owed. Optional statutory interest. Calm, dated, specific.

Council tax

Ask for the breakdown, query a band, get it in writing.

Flexible working

A statutory-shaped request your HR stack actually recognises.

Subject access

A GDPR SAR a company can’t shrug off as a complaint.

Neighbour noise

A log, a date, a next step. Not a row on the landing.

Insurance claim

Policy, incident, what you want paid. Dated and boring on purpose.

Bank complaint

Start their process. Ombudsman named if they stall.

Energy bill

Estimated reads, a switch that didn’t. Ask for the meter history.

Resignation

Short, last day named, keep a copy.

Invoice

Bill someone. Payment details stay in your browser.

A parking appeal, filled in

12 March 2026 Parking Services Example Borough Council Charge: EX00 ABC · PCN EX12345678 Location: High Street car park, bay 14 Date of event: 4 March 2026, 18:12 I am writing to challenge the above penalty charge. The ticket machine at the High Street car park was out of order. I paid using the council’s app at 18:09 (payment ref APP-44019) for two hours. The PCN was issued three minutes later. I attach the app receipt and a photo of the “machine out of order” notice on the pillar. Please cancel the charge. If you reject this challenge, please send the next formal step and the evidence you rely on, including the machine status log for that evening. Yours faithfully, A. Example

Can’t face the form

Pay £15 USDC on Base to the same address, paste the facts, I’ll send the letter. You still send it. Not legal advice.

Send This prepares a letter from what you type. It is not a law firm, it does not file anything, and it does not say you will win. Check GOV.UK or Citizens Advice if the stakes are high. £5 is for the document, not a result.